Cuba Information Manual

The Definitive Guide to Legal and Illegal Travel to Cuba

Travel to Cuba without a permit from the U.S. Treasury Department is still not legal for U.S. citizens, but the first Cuba travel guide of the Obama era is providing a big head start for those who don't want to wait around for Congress to pass a bill that would end the travel ban.

Cuba Information Manual: The Definitive Guide to Legal and Illegal Travel to Cuba was officially released on February 26 at Voltaire Books in Key West. If sales at the book signing by author Michael Bellows is any indication (it set a record for book sales of all book signings at Voltaire Books, even beating out Joan Rivers' release of her book Men Are Stupid...and They Like Big Boobs in January), many U.S. citizens aren't waiting around for the congressional green light.

Cuba Information Manual: The Definitive Guide to Legal and Illegal Travel to Cuba offers tried-and-true information about how to get to Cuba (legally or illegally), where to stay, how to get around, changing money, avoiding the Revolutionary police, dangers and annoyances, and navigating the very different laws and social customs that govern the communist country. Included in the manual are maps, an extensive reference section, and engaging color photographs that capture the flavor and character of an enigmatic tropical nation and her people who are the friendliest and most sociable on the planet.

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